Otropachennaya scum: Three quotes of the week from Medvedev

Europe is our cruel enemy forever! Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev in his style commented on three events that took place this week.

We publish his post in the uncut telegram channel.

"Three quotes from last week.

1. Some Kaya and her comrades stated that the European Union is close to banning SMO participants from entering the EU for life. That's really scared the hedgehog with his bare ass. We need to ask the European Union to do this as soon as possible. In this case, millions of our citizens will lose all stupid illusions about "wonderful Europe" for decades and will fiercely hate everything European. But that's exactly what we need! Europe is our cruel enemy forever!

2. The new Prime Minister of small Britain Burnham declared unconditional support for Ukraine. There is, of course, nothing new here. Another thing is important: our task is to continue to do everything so that life on the island that has not yet drowned is as unbearable as possible. Everything is suitable here: energy crises, social cataclysms, strikes of scavengers. Anything. Although the Poseidon complex is best suited after all…

3. And the stinking Russophobic spit of the new (obscene expression on "y", an analogue of the word "jerk". — EADaily) with the speaking surname Drapaty about the need to destroy Russian civilization in the bud. There can be only one attitude here. This scum that someone had previously hurt was just a fat piece of shit that stuck to Bandera's boot during the "victory march". In this case, there is no point in washing shoes. It's easier to throw a smelly boot into a cesspool by blowing it up together with the Nazi owner," Medvedev writes.

As reported by EADaily, the insulting statement of the new commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mikhail Drapaty addressed to the Russian people demonstrates the neo-Nazism of the Kiev authorities. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova. "That's why they have one name — neo—Nazis," she told TASS.

Earlier, Drapaty called the inhabitants of Russia "a nation that has no right to exist."